TIMOTHEE ENGLEBERT ’22 Technical University of Eindhoven 2026
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imothee Englebert, currently in his second year of studying chemical engineering with a focus on sustainable engineering and materials science, exemplifies a passion for science, sustainability, and a unique commitment to track and field. At SFS his evolved academic interests are a testament to his dedication to making a positive impact on the world. Timothee's academic pursuits in chemical engineering align with his desire to contribute to sustainable solutions for pressing global challenges. His studies encompass materials science and sustainable engineering, two critical fields that play a pivotal role in shaping the future of our planet. Timothee's commitment to sustainability goes beyond the classroom; it's ingrained in his academic and personal life. While Timothee is currently focused on his engineering studies, his passion for sports, particularly track and field, has always been a significant part of his life. He finds joy in training and competing in various track and field events, such as the long jump, shot put, discus, and pole vault. While pole vault may not be his strong suit, he appreciates the sensation of floating in the air. His dedication to the sport is evident as he has trained intensely for over nine years. He exemplifies discipline by training twice a week with his track and field association and dedicating an additional 4-5 sessions on his own. Beyond his athletic pursuits, Timothee's academic journey at SFS played a pivotal role in shaping his interests. His classes regarding environmental systems and society opened his eyes to the critical issues of sustainability and environmental policy. He recalls not initially knowing what to expect from the class but soon found it to be his favorite. The quality of teaching and the relevance of the subject matter resonated deeply with him. Timothee discovered the profound impact that policies in various countries can have on the environment. These real-world connections ignited his interest in policy making.
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